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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - Full Show - October 4th 2024

Jules will give you an in-depth look at topical issues in a relaxed manner

Afternoons on 6PR is a conversation with the people of Perth, keeping you across the latest news and will have you smiling from 12-3pm.

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CEO and Managing Director of FundWA and Ex-Atlassian Glenn Butcher joined 6PR Afternoons. 

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Financial Counselling Australia, Coordinator of Financial Capability Lynda Edwards joined 6PR Afternoons. 

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Beth Mooney chatted to Julie-anne Sprague live from Dubai where the ICC T20 Women’s World Cup has kicked off.

Entering the tournament as the top ranked team ahead of longtime rivals England and India, Australia is beginning their quest for an unprecedented fourth consecutive title. 

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - Full Show - October 3rd 2024

Jules will give you an in-depth look at topical issues in a relaxed manner

Afternoons on 6PR is a conversation with the people of Perth, keeping you across the latest news and will have you smiling from 12-3pm.

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esearcher from Edith Cowan University Flavio Macau joined 6PR Afternoons to discuss the results from the research. 

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City of Fremantle councillor Ben Lawver joined 6PR Afternoons. 

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - Full Show - October 2nd 2024

Jules will give you an in-depth look at topical issues in a relaxed manner

Afternoons on 6PR is a conversation with the people of Perth, keeping you across the latest news and will have you smiling from 12-3pm.

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With the South-Western Long-necked Turtles nesting event in full swing, West Aussies are being urged to look out for the endangered reptile.

The nesting event makes the turtles susceptible to cars, cyclists, dogs, and introduced foxes and feral cats putting their already declining population at risk.

WA Wildlife CEO Dean Huxley told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons people should know what to do if they come across the creatures.

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